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The first sentence didn't contain his rationale?


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That's not from the first paragraph, and, at least to me, doesn't explain what he was getting at with it.

I'm taking issue with his first sentence, not second.

I thought he explained why not in the second paragraph.

He alludes to a reason rather than saying it is the reason. That is the tell. He is not being completely forthright.

He explains his reasoning in the next sentences.

Well the first part wasn't a rhetorical statement.

Fair point. He does describe his reasoning within the accompanying article though.

tldr; he doesn't really explain why / if it is.

I had to read that several times and I still can't understand his argument. Perhaps the phrasing didn't come out as he intended.

He explained in his second sentence

It didn't read that way to me, he has already tried to explain it without an analogy

It's not what #2 says, it's just why he was saying it.

That's what he said, and he's asking why.

Re-reading the post: no I don't think I can reasonably interpret it so that that was his point.

Obviously, but he stated it indirectly; the way he said it was as an aside. But you're right re: his motivations.

Does he also mention why?

True. Not sure what he was trying to convey. It was just a paragraph. Not even an essay. So vague it makes you wonder if it was an AI response.

Yes I did not share the context. He's relaying how he came to question those values he was advocating.

> that doesn’t actually represent my point of view at all

I'm guessing he made a brief remark that was changed into an entire article. If it was an interview he could've explained exactly what he meant.

He further mentions: "that doesn’t actually represent my point of view at all"

So it's not just about not being an interview, it's also about the content of the article.

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